Storm star Harry Grant has been found not guilty of a grade one dangerous contact charge at a landmark hearing at the NRL judiciary on Tuesday night which would have set a very strict precedent as to what constitutes illegal contact on kickers.
Grant could’ve accepted a $1000 fine for making contact with Cronulla’s Daniel Atkinson as he kicked the ball on Saturday night – an incident which saw him sent to the sin bin – but the Storm were adamant that he hadn’t done anything wrong.
Why Is Penn State Playing Kent State This Week? It’s a Long Story When Penn State scheduled a non-conference football game against Kent State in 2019, it could not have forseen playing a team coming off a 71-0 loss in which it was offered a second-half running clock. Yet here the Nittany Lions are, hosting […]
It was a promising, yet disappointing season in 2024 for the St. George Illawarra Dragons. After multiple years of cellar-dwelling, the team’s first year under head coach Shane Flanagan saw them become a genuine contender to play finals football, with a number of late season chances to book a spot in the top eight. […]
METAIRIE, La. (BRPROUD) — Saints utility man Taysom Hill did a little bit of everything in New Orleans’ win over the Browns in Week 11, so it shouldn’t come as no surprise that he’s the NFC Offensive Player of the Week. The NFL announced Wednesday that Hill is the NFC Offensive Player of the […]